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Tuesday,
August
9,
1949.
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
Sale
ofPen's
i
TODAY
AND
WEDNESDJ
MISS
P.N.E.
BEAUTY
C(W
YOU
ARE
THE
juffi
WHO
WILL
CH00S?.
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PRINCE
RUPERT
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five
her
a
chance
for
a
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7
WIDE
INTEREST
IN
CITY
RITE
Of
wide
Interest
in
Uie
city,
where
the
principals
spent
the
greater
part
of
tneir
lives,
was
tne
weuding
at
St.
Andrews
Cathedral
Saturday
evening
ol
Dorothy
Jean,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jarvis
H.
McLeod,
Summit
Apartments,
and
John
William
(Jack)
Eastwood
jr.,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Eastwood,
719
Fulton
Street.
Canon
Basil
S.
Procktcr
officiated
at
the
ceremony
and
the
bride,
who
is
a
member
of
the
staff
of
the
provincial
Land
Registry
Office,
was
given
In
marriage
by
her.
father.
Mrs.
Jack
M.
Evans,
sister
of
the
bride,
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Merchandise
Prizes
donated
by
Annci
Sweet
Sixteen
and
Fraser
and
COME
AND
VOTe'i
And
Boy's
Wear
Nowj
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MENS
AND
BOYS
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LEGION
LADIES
BACK
CARNIVAL
STRESSES
COMMONWEALTH
DEFENCE
Fra
ncois
Erasmus,
South
African
defence
minister,
visited
Ottawa
last
week
to
discuss
common
problems
with
Defence
Minister
Claxton
and
other
Canadian
defence
officials.
Here
Mr.
Erasmus,
centre,
with
his
chjef
of
staff,
Lt.-Gen.
Len
Beyers,
left,
is
greeted
by
Canada's
Defence
Secretary,
Brig.
H.
L.
Cameron.
C.
P.
Photo)
1
a
.'
Canadian
Legion
Women's;
Auxiliary
will
again
take
on
its
'
annual
task
of
directing
the
tea
room
at
tne
Civic
Centre
Car-1
nival
which
opens
on
Saturday.'
A
meeting
of
the
organization
Beauty
Thrills
Local
Audience
Six
Entered
in
Beauty
Contest
CAKTOON
NEWS
FAILURE
OF
FIRE
TRUCK
ROUSES
CITY
The
city's
utilities
committee
last
night
was
granted
power
to
act
in
connection
with
the
breakdown
of
the
fire
department's
La
France
fire
truck
which
is
now
tied
up
due
to
an
engine
failure
described
by
committee
members
as
"deplorable."
The
truck,
purchased
In
1943,
requires
replacement
of
parts
which
the
aldermen
hinted
may
have
been
originally
faulty.
The
parts
show
wear,
they
said,
far
beyond
that
which
they
should
show
considering
the
mileage
on
the
vehicle.
"It's
a
deplorable
condition.
was
matron
of
honor.
Groomsman
was
Archie
McLeod,
brother
of
the
bride.
Jack
M.
Evans
and
Ned
McLeod
w
ere
ushers.
Lustrous
white
satin,
embroidered
with
seed
pearls,
fashioned
with
exquisite
bridal
gown
styled
with
sweetheart
neckline
and
an
heirloom
veil
of
rose-point
which
had
been
worn
at
the
wedding
of
an
aunt
of
the
bride.
Her
French
colonial
bouquet
was
of
gardenias
and
pink
rosebuds.
.
The
matron
of
honor's
gown
was
of
rose
taffeta
with
matching
net
headdress.
Her
French
colonial
bouquet
was
of
pink,
blue
and
yellow
carnations.
During
the
signing
of
the
register,
Peter
Lien
presided
at
the
organ.
The
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ned
McLeod,
brother
and
sister-in-law
of
the
bride
was
the
setting
for
a
reception
which
followed
the
rite.
Guests
were
received
by
the
mothers
of
the
9"15
Morning
rJ
oin
o
i
!
Thursday
night
approved
a
request
that
this
be
done
and
appointed
Mrs.
P.
Anderson
as
convener.
Major
W.
Yurgensen
of
the
Salvation
Army
gave
an
address
Cc
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n
RatIio
Dial
r
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1240
Kl'xycles
(Subject
to
ChanKet
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Coffee
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sirnj
10:00
Jouii
Grco;
10:15-
Morning
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WATERFRONT
PAVING
MUST
WAIT
ON
CITY
j
A
request
by
the
provincial
Department
of
Public
Works
f
that
the
city
pave,
on
bhalf
of
i
the
department,
a
1.200-foot
j
stretch
of
road
between
the
Cow)
Bay
railway
crossing
and
the
j
provincial
government
wharf
was
received
last
night
by
city
council.
However,
it
will
have
.
to
wait
until
after
other
city
paving
projects
are
completed.1
The
department
asked
that
the
city
do
the
paving
work
on
an
agreement
similar
to
that
under
which
the
McBride
Street
arterial
highway
is
to
be
paved.
Preparatory
grade
work
will
be;
done
by
the
department.
;
The
aldermen
agreed
with
Alderman
Rudderham
when
he,
said:
"We
will
have
to
attend
to
that
afier
we
do
our
own;
work."
on
the
annual
Red
Shield
fundj
raising
campaign
outlining
its
aims
and
ideals
and
soliciting'
aid
of
the
W.
A.
Members
agreed
to
canvass
the
business
district
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KOUlHlup
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10:45
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11:00
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t
11:15
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11:30
-Weather
1
1
1
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p
Eij;ht
Lovely
Girls
Vying
for
"Miss
P.N.E".
Honors
Seven
beautiful
Prince
Rupert
girls
and
one
from
Terrace
thrilled
a
large
and
enthusiastic
audience
from
the
stage
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
last
night
in
the
competition
to
be
"Miss
Prince
Rupert"
and
win
a
trip
to
the
Pacific
National
Exhibition
in
ancouver
and
the
opportunity
to
become
"Miss
P.N
E."
as
did
Miss
Margie
Brain
last
year.
The
contest
continues
tonight
and
tomorrow
when
the
audience
will
mark
ballots
handed
out
at
the
coor.being
asked
to
Judge
on
the
basis
of
beauty
of
face,
grace
of
figure,
poise
and
personality
Dozen
Expected
by
Time
Entries
Close
Friday
Night
There
are
now
six
entrants
in
the
Civic
Center
Carnival's
Bathing
Beauty
and
Queen
Contest.
Expectation
is
that
there
will
be
at
least
twelve
when
entries
close
this
Friday
evening.
Each
of
Prince
Ruperts
beauties
will
-eceive
one
of
the
latest
in
bathing
suit
creations
which
are
now
on
display
at
an
uptown
store.
These,
bathing
suits
are
made
from
a
specially
processed
cloth
which
reflets
the
light
to
give
a
very
beautiful
effect.
Friday
evening
the
.
entrants
will
have
a
preliminary
rehearsal
at
the
when
the
campaign
gets
under
way.
Two
new
members,
Mrs.
G.
11:33
Rpcnrrim
lJ
The
truck
has
only
7,000
miles'
Tubb
and
Mrs.
Luigerin
were
in-
i
marked
up,
the
majority
of
t
,
itiated
into
iiie
organisation.
Winner
of
the
lucky
lucky
drawing
i
u
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Famous
Vu
Ph
12.00-M.d
Day
v.
,
12.15
CBC
Nei
in
pumping
operation.
The
committee
should
have
power
to
do
something
about
it,"
said
Alder
bridal
pair,
the
bride's
mother
was
Mrs.
A.
Everleigh.
Following
the
business
session,
re-
wearing
a
floor
length
gown
of
black
lace
with
pin,
and
flower
12:25-Program
R
the
man
H.
M.
Daggett,
chairman
f'eshments
were
served
by
of
the
utilities
committee.
i
entertainment
committee.
iz:3UBC.
Farm
i
ed
hat.
The
groom's
mother
Mrs-
William
Kothwell
I
Alderman
J
N
Fnan
Kai,i
was
The
winner
will
be
announced
j
that
"1
can't
see
hnw
n
on.
chairman
of
the
meeting
in
the
Mrs.
liASEHALL
SCOKES
tine
Could
ept.
in
Ihnt
rnnriitinn
in
TUESDAY.
P.M.
.
:
15
Stock
QuoUUons
and
Int.
4:30
-The
Marsons
4:45-Patsy
and
Patches
5:00
Songs
from
the
Shows
5:30
Western
Five
5:45
Supper
Varieties
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Dinah
Shore
6:30
Musical
Varieties
7:00
CBC
Hewb
7:15
Science
Reporter
7:30
Leicester
Square
to
Broadway
8:00
Alberta
Ranch
House
8:30
Record
Album
.0:00UKic
by
Eric
Wild
8:30
Henry
Brant
Conducts
10:00
CBC
News
10:10-CBC
News
10:15
Points
of
View
10:30
Drama
11:00
Weather
and
Fish
Arrivals
WEDNESJJAl
-A.M.
7:00
Musical
Clock
8:00
CBC
New
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Comty
in
J'
S'
Black
who
is
visiting
40,000
miles,
let
alone
7,000.
'ac
I
think
we
should
have
an
ac-'
at
the
end
ol
the
contest.
The
ciht
contestants
appeared
first
last
night
in
evening
dress
and
then
in
bathing
suits.
Manager
J.
Harry
Black
acted
12:55-Reeoi
ded
1
1
:00
-
Summer
8;
2:00-In
a
Lighv
2:15
-Musical
Pr
2:30
Musical
Pn
2:45
CommenUr
City
Wonw
3:00
-Musical
Pf
3:15
Serenade
Civic
Centre
when
bathing
suits
will
be
chosen
on
a
first
come,
first
served
basis.
Final
entries
will
be
received
on
that
evening.
i
At
present
the
following
are
yying
for
Queen
honors:
Mis
Hope
Laidlaw
age
20
Mi.
Marie
Lavigne,
age
19
counting."
wore
floor-length
black
crepe
with
flowered
black
mohair
hat.
Out-of-town
guests
Included
Mrs.
A.
Eastwood,
or
Victoria,
grandmother
of
the
groom'
and
Mrs.
John
Carson,
of
Ottawa.
The
couple
have
'taken
residence
in
the
Benson
Block,
Third
Avenue.
The
groom
is
employed
with
the
provincial
Forest
service
here.
Modern
Etiquette
as
master
of
ceremonies
and
Miss
Margie
Brain
was
a
charm
,
American
No
games
scheduled.
.
I
National
..
New
York
1,
Brooklyn
2
j
Western
International
Vancouver
4.
Wenatcliee
3
Victoria
6,
Spokane
b
(11
innings!
Pacific
Coast
Los
Angeles
2,
Sacramento
14
Alderman
Harold
Whalen
said
.
that
his
observation
of
the
parts
j
which
need
replacement
led
him
,
to
believe
that
"they
were
never!
case-hardened.
They
went
like
lead.
It's
unbelievable
how
they
Q.
What
is
the
proper
way
to
Miss
Beth
Sedgwick,
age
18
Miss
Frances
Hiltz,
age
20
Miss
Maresa
Windle,
age
18
Miss
Nina
Youngman,
age
19
went
that
way,
Due
to
a
dcai
line
In
Alberta
hi
connecting
tram
tonight's
train,
c
East
at
11:30
da;
reported
four
hou:
Immobility
of
the
La
Fiance
TRAFFIC
BYLAW
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Page
1
eat
cheese?
A.
Soft
cheese
may
oe
spread
with
a
knife
or
fork.
A
"dry
cheese
may
be
eaten
with
the
fingers
at
a
picnic,
but
at
the
table
must
be
eaten
with
a
fork.
Q.
What
is
the
usual
length
of
an
engagement?
A.
While
this
depends
entirely
upon
the
plans
of
the
man
and
the
girl,
and
circumstances,
six
months
is
usually
the
maxi
CONNECTICUT
truck
leaves
only
an
older
erah
Motors
truck,
as
the
city's
main
fire
fighting
apparatus
How
.
long
the
La
France
truck
will
be
tied
up
cannot
be
know.i
since
replacement
parts
must
be
shipped
from
the
east.
The
aldermen
were
unanimous
"
HERE
Adertiir
:n
tne
.
Third
filmization
of
Marl:
ing
announcer.
Andy
McNaugh-ton
played
incidental
piano
music.
"Miss
'P.N
E."
will
receive
a
$1000
scholarship
from
the
Exhibition
Association
and
an
all-expense
trip
to
HoHywood.
Several
local
merchants
have
expressed
their
desire
to
present
"Miss
Prince
Rupert"
with
going-away
presents.
Local
entrants
are
as
follows:
Cynthia
Norton,
telephone
operator,
Terrace.
Edith
Jordan,
government
office,
city.
Jean
McGlashan,
Sweet
Sixteen,
city.
Frances
HilU,
city.
Lorraine
Youngman,
Columbia
Cellulose,
city.
Nina
Youngman,
city
Maresa
Windle,
city.
Diane
Kennedy,
city.
Twain's
witty
novel
"A
Con
'
PIC
01.(1
mum.
necticut
Yankee
in
King
Ar
(only
game!
iam
Bcnciix
ana
-
Sir
Cedilc
Hardwicke.
The
film,
in
the
prescribed
manner,
bgins
and
ends
in
the
twentieth
century.
In
between
Bing
is
temporarily
knocked
into
unconsciousness
and
back
into
Sixth
Century
England
when
King
Arthur
and
his
Knights
of
the
Round
Table
Bing
provides
hilarious
film
ruled
the
land.
fare
as
he
woos
the
gorgeous
Rhonad
away
from
Sir
Lancelot
and
becomes
top
man
in
Came-lot.
The
role
gives
him
plenty
of
opportunity
for
his
particular
type
of
comedy
as
well
as
several
crooning
interludes.
HOLIDAY
PACK
THE
BA1
Q.
In
writing
to
the
head
of;
thur's
Court"'
brings
up
to
date
In
granting
the
utilities
committee
the
right
to
act
as
they
see
fit
in
the
affair.
WITH
(JOODTIU
llshnicnts
in
the
block,"
fur
several
"''
"
"
'
month.
Truck
loading'
along
the
south
side
of
Third
Avenue
'is
taker,
care
of
by
an
amendment
'whic:j
allows
vehicles
to
back'
up
"at
an
angle
of
45
degrees
on
uu
south
side,
between
the
hours
ol
8
a.m.
and
12
noon
while
actually
engaged
In
loading
or
unloading."
The
amendment
bylwa
clause?
will
be
pertinent
to
the
Street
Traffic
and
Parking
Bylaw
1943
when
they
-
receive
then
second
and
final
reading
at
the
next
meeting
of
council.
Steamship
Movement
a
college,
should
his
academic
degrees
be
designated
on
the
mvelope?
A.
IJ
is
not
usual
nor
necessary
to
affix
them
to
his
name
TO
EAT
from
It
Pays
to
Advertise!
Advertise
ui
tne
ually
News
in
eolor
that
phantasy-like
story
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
1'oeatre
here
Wednesday,
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
of
this
week.
Bin?
Cro?'oy,
in
the
title
role
of
the
modern
production,
is
co-starred
with
attractive
red-haired
Rhonda
Fleming,
Will-
on
an
envelope.
Terrace
Meat
&
fieorge
E.
Pf
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Cars
attract
dirt
and
sludge
at
this
time
of
year.
It's
wise
to
keep
it
clean
and
well
lubricated.
Be
sure
you
have
summer
weight
oil.
We
do
a
thorough
job.
Flight
Mink'
Departs
Prince
Ru
pert
at
09:30
DS.T.
Every
Bob
Parker's
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rublmh
thi
'"tier,
it
may
help
othera,"
voluntarily
writes
114
Sixth
St.,
Midland,
Out.
Are
you
irrPRular
due
to
lack
of
bulk
,n
the
dm?
ALL-BRAN
may
correct
your
trouble.
Eat
an
ounce
of
crisp,
flavourful
ALL-BIiAN
daily
drink
plenty
of
water.
If
not
win
?aA
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carton
to
Kellogg
,
London,
Ont.
Gefouiir
your
monty
batki
Thursday.
For
Information
anil
Reservations
CM.
I,
478
or
Call
at
the
Q
C.A.
Office
K
11
las
Si
Christopher
Block
BRIGHT
MINING
SPOT-Torbrit
Mines
Ltd.,
eighteen
miles
by
new
truck
road
up
the
Kitsault
Rivr
from
Alice
Arm,
is
one
of
the
bright
spots
in
the
Northern
British
Columbia
mining
picture
at
this
time.
Tne
new
and
up-to-date
mill
(pictured
above)
is
producing
steadily
now
and
maintaining
steady
employment
for
a
substantial
crew.
Below
are
seen
comfortable
residential
quarters.
(Pictures
Courte.-y
of
Western
Miner)
UPTOWN
SERVICE
STATION
V
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and
McBride
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